These scientists analyzed decades of real world climate data and conclude that climate has been improving. Then they look at their computer models and predict unmitigated disaster in the future.

It’s called science fiction. They are not in Kansas anymore. It’s time to look behind the curtain.

These “researchers looked at seasonal temperature changes since 1974, rather than annual averages, and found that “80% of Americans live in counties that are experiencing more pleasant weather than they did four decades ago,” the authors concluded.”

“The reason, they say, is that since the 1970s the winters have been getting warmer, but not the summers.”

“In their words: “Virtually all Americans are now experiencing the much milder winters that they typically prefer, and these mild winters have not been offset by markedly more uncomfortable summers or other negative changes.””

Then the researchers say, “Climate change models predict that this trend is temporary, however, because U.S. summers will eventually warm more than winters.”

But none of their climate models have ever validated against real world data. If their models actually worked, they would have predicted several decades of improving climate over the past several decades. Instead, they predicted catastrophic hurricanes, rapidly rising sea level, no ice in the north pole and other things that never happened.

“Here we show that in the United States from 1974 to 2013, the weather conditions experienced by the vast majority of the population improved,” reported the researchers before jumping off into their fantasy land of computer models.